ROMADs train with Army to become JTACs

Rain and mud may not have been forecasted for Radio Operators, Maintainers and Drivers' training in the wilderness, but Airmen geared up anyway to practice combat lifesaver skills, convoys, air-assault egression, and improvised explosive device reaction with one goal in mind: to become combat

25th AMU "Crew Dogs" help get the mission accomplished

While it might seem like waking up every day and going to work knowing the fate of a multi-million dollar aircraft, a pilot's life and the Air Force mission are in your hands is a big responsibility, it's one tactical aircraft maintainer's take on every day. Tactical aircraft maintainers, otherwise

Operation Pacific Angel set to begin

The United States will join local authorities in three Pacific nations in July and September to provide medical, dental, and engineering assistance as part of Operation Pacific Angel 2009. More than 150 joint and combined U.S. Air Force and Army total force members will fly via Air Force C-17

This is not your father's Korea

Have you ever heard the phrase, "This is not your father's Korea?" As always is the case, there is an exception. Proving that an assignment in Korea truly is becoming the assignment of choice, Master Sgt. Frank Irvin, Sortie Support Flight Chief for the 5th Reconnaissance Squadron, got to share a

Gary Sinise and the "Lt. Dan Band" rock Team Osan

Gary Sinise and the "Lt. Dan Band" rock and rolled with more than 400 Team Osan Airmen and family members at the base theater here June 28. During their two-hour performance, the "Lt. Dan Band" played a wide variety of music hits from the 50's, 60's, Motown hits, rock and roll classics and even

Preparation continues for Elmendorf's rodeo team

Preparation continues for Elmendorf's Air Mobility Command Rodeo team. Four members from the 3rd Security Forces Squadron and 11 from the 3rd Maintenance Group have really been focused and working hard to assure they are ready to compete July 18-25. "Training is going well. We got some guys that are

Fifth CMSAF visits Elmendorf's Airmen

The fifth chief master sergeant of the Air Force spoke at the Elmendorf senior NCO induction ceremony June 27.During his eight-day visit, Retired Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Robert Gaylor took some time to deliver two motivational speeches to Arctic Warriors.Including this trip, Chief Gaylor

Volunteers teaching English is 'elementary'

For more than a decade, Airmen have been visiting Okinawan elementary schools to enable local children to be comfortably introduced to the English language through conversational exchanges and motivational games. The Kadena Public Affairs Office's community relations section has long provided an

Lt. Dan Band rocks Kunsan

Joint team tackles Guam fire

While Airmen, Sailors and local firefighters honed their skills during a training exercise June 17, they got the call-- a real world fire ravaging roughly 50 acres of land and putting more than $30 million in assets in jeopardy near Mt. Santa Rosa, Guam. The 60-strong contingency worked diligently